This blog is about making and altering things you find into things you want to reuse and re-wear. If you see something you like make it yourself with a tutorial made by me! Or email me and I am able to make you a custom frock. Also there is a lotta stuff about my school. Its fun and there is a lot of discussion. It makes me wonder what you all think about this stuff. Thursday, December 9, 2010. Speaking of that busy semester.

Monday, May 23, 2011. But the true origins of portraiture are connected with fashion. For example, in 1533 Hans Holbein painted the French Ambassadors. Saturday, May 21, 2011.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011. This is my collection, imaginarily for the house of Betsey Johnson. I feel like maybe I should do a cartwheel now! 1 Is the collection well-developed and balanced in terms of fabric, color, silhouette, proportion, and design details? 2 Have the silhouette, proportions, and all design details been fully explored, and has the designer arrived at the best ultimate uses for these elements in the collection? All design elements have been fully explored.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010. This was so fun! I used the 9 heads formula for fashion portraits, and then i used models out of vogue to get the information about that features.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010. acrylic, fabric, papers, pastel, ink on paper. acrylic, ink, pastel charcoal on paper. acrylic and ink on paper.

Friday, May 27, 2011. I change, therefore I can. I work in search of new relationships between strangely juxtaposed elements creating surprising harmony. I always have several projects going on. I thought they were tools to get to new work in the middle, like a Venn diagram. I always change my clothes to paint.

Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Final presentation and last post in this blog. Visually these images will connect through texture and semi-abstract imagery derived from life. acrylic and plastic netting on wood. Acrylic and styroprint on wood. acrylic and latex on wood.